Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1887, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't ‘Tn® RvENtxo San is served to subscribers in the ity by carriers on thetr own account, at 10 cents peg work. or de. per month | Copies af. she counter. S cena each. By mail—postage prepa month: one year, $6, six months, $3. (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., a second-class mail matter.) ‘Tue WEExLY Sram—published on Friday—$1 ® year, postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents F2-AUl mail subscriptions must be paid in advances Bo paper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on plication. TUESDAY, APRIL 26. AUCTION SALES. __ FUTURE DAYS. _ €O., Auetioneers. BLE SUBURBAN bearing date “orded in Lier $3 the District, 1 sell at puboe jtea_on FRIDAY, the Ok of a certain deed of tru: xof April, 1878. and the I ad“ Wrinkt d the improvements thereon, cousisting of a small frame "ast urchase money in cash, installments at six and “ace iidinietorest at Oper cent per annus | Snails, secured by deed of trust om said | sen: orall cash, at the option of purchaser. Fifty | Payable seini- re will be Required as soun am property ix bid of cyaucins'and recomding at purchaser's cost. If terme are uot complied with in seven days the prop erty will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting Mapee-10t ‘THOMAS J. BROWN. Trustee. JXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK EY DWetrins ON Furst stkeet, BETWEEN © AND D STREETS SOUTHEAST. virtue of a power contained in the last wi and tantguent ot Ane Ht Campbell, late of Want ington, D.C. deceased, the subscriber, ae executor, wid sell st public auction, im front of the THUksDay APTERNOON, MAY FD O'CLOCK, all that pro Frederick May's subs 31> Int street southeast laving » front of treet, aud running bac! fect yroxetients beings threestory Brick Dy in excellent order. Ferme: One-third cash; balance in one amd two ears, the purchaser giving his notes bearing interest or day of sale A Aepontt. of $200. wil be required ‘ben property is sold Conweyancing” sud ponding seme ener SE Inc pun tiaser, TP the: terme of sale are Rot complet with within seven days, the executor fe Serves the riett of ‘Teale at the isk and Cost of the defat i purchaser. cl LES W. HOFFMAN, Executor. WEEKS & Ct Came apzd-dts EDUCATIONAL A WONDER- ful discovery for the easy scquirement of the Languases MLE. V. PRUD HOMME bas re- ‘A_new term commences May French spoken and jessons. “The Student's Help.” a pages, on French propuncration versation, $1.80. For sale by the day, Wednesday or Friday, at 4% ‘at noon. se prexce SYSTEM _OF SOUND, Fre and Day School for Youve Ladies and Little oir opens {te sixth anual session September 20th, 188 Shimmer session in picturesque and beantiful section Of Virginia, bevins Jily Lat Special facilities 1a Art Music, Elocution and the Modern Languages. Mr. and Mrs WM. 'D. CABELL, Principals. or 1 ore, Centers” SWEETNESS, PURITY, STRENGTH and_RICH- 'SS of the Voice developed tor Speaking and Simcns. | STAMMERING cured, also, Affections of the Throat and L DEEP BREATHING correctly taught, | AL COLDS. ASTHMA, and time PNEUMONIA. | HE MARLYN COLLEGE. COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and | Suh stn. a few steps north of Pa | teaches ELOC' : Home ana Site Worck, CULTURE. ARTICUL ON, GESTURE. ORATOR SHARESPE AWE: VISIRLE SPEECH, PERSONA FiOS PANTOMIME, and ACTING. “Circulars mate | TW ASUINGTON [ACADEMY OF THLEGRAPHY has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 F st. n. rooms 7. Sand 9. s pate Eves HOOL, PKOF. F. A. SPRINGER, apl5-Im* Late Principal Franklin Night School STAMMERING CURED. S*cousuit Mrs. ‘M.'STEVENS HART, Principal of meron. School of Elocation. snd. Emgtion bas 4 Was new. System endoraed by Puysicta vee and Parma ‘ebi2 WASHINGTON, CONSERVATORY. oF MUSIC. year.” Phanoy Organ, Vance, Violin, Plate, Corbet th year. Piano, ice, Violin, Flute, Sg) Fie savanties 0.8 BULLAKD, Director. RENCH LESSONS—PUPILS CONVERSE FLU- ith Press cere es Sarr seers, time by ‘tem of Prof. ‘native Pari- wan, A. M.. of Sorbonne University, Paris. France. 1314 Tet now. ape mh8-2m0 MSS 2058 RAND oe en = ‘eacher of Elocutio: and Voice Culture, prepares Ladies and Gentlemen for DRAMATIC STAGE. Particular attention paid to coaching Amateurs and ast ‘eta {oe reading on the platform! or in wome circles qm be acon from 1] WHEL 6 on Tuesdays, Wednes- ee No. 1338 Hat. nw, Washington, col Tt mh NVELYN COLLEGE, E For Youre Women, Princeton. X.J- Prospectus, full particulars, sent on ‘application mbiS-tu&f3m ‘J. H.McILVAINE. (RAPHY AND TYPE- WRITING, SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG Bank of Kepublic Building. southwest corner 7th and D sts. n.w., Washington, D.C. Students prepared for Amenueusis work in from three to five months "All branches of type-writing jy taunt, Shorthand Dictation C for iep bone call 874— SPENCI 5 NCO: QPENCERIAN BUS TLEGE IN mochous Falls, i National Bank of the Republic mildine, southwest corner of 7th and D streets, fervires & setts Cavagen i dena Frcrotek instruction eiven, ip Eapig ‘Writing, the Frelisit Laneusee, Correspondence, Rapid calcula: pockkeeptng. Busnews Practice, Commercial | PSyisud excuse semis eat pe Se OUSHENKY ©. SPENCER: Principal, Arm SARA A. SPLACER. Vice Principal." mibid Ty COMMERCIAL COLLEG S18 Gth at. mw. tear the City ost offce. Buuncew tritametics "hours. Pract Banking Departarents Law Lectures {ree'to students, re life weholarsbip. $40. Evening 2 hs’ course, $5 per month. mb: YAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, 27. 5TH ue. Instruction given in Book-keeping, “Arithme- Grammar, Geoxraphy, History, Penmanship and ography. Terms reasonable ©. ¥. WOOD, Prin- pal ‘¢-6m sy bentirz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 793 14TH ST. N. W., principal cities Recomntzed as superior to all other sunilar Instita- tons. Unexcelied advantaves for learning CONVER- SATION. "Best of native teachers. Fee extremely low. NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- dzeu. Trial lessons tree Every Saturday LECTURES: frre to Pupil, Avvly to theschoos for programa snd RS. MANNS KINDERGARTEN, 7 Mis & NS PRIMARY SCHOOL f coat BS lace. one block south of Dupont cirele. Soca era ears pats Tas RIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF study. to adults coniidential: prepares for collega, ‘Annapolis West Fuint, all examinations. 2 ivy INSTITUPE, sw. cor. 8th and K ste. ‘PROPOSALS. DROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK. Othee of Building for State, War and Navy Depart- iments. A emer eer D. oa ril Oth, aril Sealed s for faruin ‘Mas sb Sepa eariar ast oe at ences jor State, War aud Navy Deparunen! Mh his city, will te received at this office Gat 12m tp THURSDAY, the tweuty-eighth day of April, 1867, 1d opened immediately thereafter in preseuce of bid- Specifications, general instructions to bidders and Dian forsus of propamal will be farplabed tocstabliabed Rnuudacturers Un application to this office pases 08 SDPETHUS. LINCOLN CASEY, Tar Comen Morvaz Lore As- SOCIATION INSURES AT COST. (Ofice—No. 1319 F street, Washington, D.C. “No. 223 & German street, Baltimore TRUSTEES. ‘W. W. DUDLEY, President JONAS H. McGOWAN, Vice President, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary. GEORGE H. B. WHITE, Treasurer. CHAPIN BROWN, Attorney. JAMES F. HOOD. FRANK T. RAWLINGS. HENRY N. COPP. RUFUS K. BELPHENSTINE. of years study. The advice of thoughtful insurance eR ted by L. G. FOUSE, wuo is Roy aa eaters ant apes are Ehce. The Columbia is azuong the few cox which Sit chusavor to combat the erruryof what bas bees Tidwa as co-operadive tusuranee. We invite the atten Gow of thoughtful men,who may find much of interest Bae pee aclys ead forcliy, expriaset. and nothing jeld tock. The Columban bu FOR ‘Coats, 50 cents; Pants, 25 cents: Vesta, 25 cents, Altering and ‘done im best Soca Giled for and ceuvered. Mr. Goschen'y Budget. MR, GLADSTONE AND LORD RANDOLPH CHURCRILL CRITICISR THE PROPOSALS. | st ‘When the house of commons went into commit- | discussed, not oniy here, but in all parts Gindstone made | CoUNLTY and abroad. Dr. Lyman Draper, presidens JACOB ANGNEWS STOR His Version of the Shooting Affair at St. Marc’s Hotel. The trial of Jacob P. battery with intent to kill J. H. Wilmott and T. R. ‘Turnbull, November 25, 1882, was continued in the Criminal Court yesterday after Tae Star's re Port closed, and the defendant proceeded with his Story. After relating nis diMculties with Wilmott and speaking of letters written by Wilmott attack~ ing his character, the witness stated that he came here November 25 to get a retraction. Witness called at Wilmott's house, but failed to see him the first time, and had a talk with Mr. Heller in the store on the ground floor of the house, Heller sald that Wilmott was a bad and dangerous man and alway carried a pistol after hearing the ‘statements made by Heller the witness went back to the hotel, took his Placed tin his hip pocket, and returned to Heller's store. Heller repeated the warning pre’ ed him twPbe careful, and the witness changed his pistol from bls hip to his overcoat side-pocket, Ht D_ DISTRICT. ODD FELLOWS IN THE DISTRICT. tuted Fifty Years ION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Pi¥SbROKER's auction ss: holding tickets from No. 1 to 1,500, in- ‘and interest not paid for three months on the oi od Sen jechantieal Toole, T3z CITY AN "Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘The First Lodge Ii Ago in "ilburn’s Tavern. ‘The history of Odd Fellowship in the District of Columbia dates back almost to the establishment of the first American lodge in Baltimore. In 1827, when the Grand Lodge numbered only fourteen Subordinate lodges, a lodge was established in this city. Mr. Thos. M, Abbett, who had been initiated in Philadelphia, was the prime mover in the estab- Ushment of this lodge. Thenames associated with his on the application for_a charter were those of Robt. Boyd, John Cragg, Thos. Smith, and Samuel Kropp. Thecharter was granted November 12, 1827, and on the 26th of November Mr. Wildey came over from Baltimore and instituted thelodge at Milburn’s tavern, a three-storied double build- ing on F street, between 13th and 14th streets northwest. The evening the 1 the membership was increased by Arthur Mcintyre, John Wells, jr., Geo. D. Spencer, G. M. Davis, Thos Steele, J.N. Moulder, J. John Elvin, 'B. Hurley and Mr. Milburn, the bost. John Farrar was admitted by card. "Two rooms in the court-house, and 1828, The first tee on the budget last night, Mr. a severe attack on Mr. Goschén’s budget, He con- tended that the main proposals of the budget were at variance with sound financial principles. Re- garding the tobacco duties, it was easier to reduce | Carolina school-veachor, was really Na rid of it. The manufacturer certainly be benefited, but the reduction Would never reach the consumer. garding the income tax, the reduction of penny Per polind would doubtless be a pec At the same time the proposal was against sound financial principies, should arise from a rigid system of public econ- omy, NOt at the expense of the sinking fund. hottie, Rad been asked to, reduce the fund from £7, to £5,000,000. Serious reflection ~ not Warrant a proceeding so opposed to the tra- | | St. J Mo., April 26.—Mra. Deliah Lewis, ditions, so contrary to. the interests of the British | the Oldest colored woman in Missourt, died yester: nation. Itwas the first time that a this nature had been made tn the his ngney, for assault and SPECIAL SALE BY CATALOGUE OF AN EXTRA- ORDINARY COLLECTION OF IMPORTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Objects.of Art, rare old Books, ke. belonging to the well-known traveler and writer, Mrs. Olive Loran, who is about leaving for Europe, embracing amongst other things one Carved Osk Throne Chair, used by the Prince of Wales at the opening of the Royal Aquarium, Mirror in antique Ivory frame, in perfect order and con-idered very valuable; Rare old Dresden China and Articles of Vertu, Ebony Cabinets, Tables and Chairs, Oil Paintings, Rare old Books, Imported Brass Bedsteads and Mattrassos, Oak Dining Table, Puitet and Leather-covered Chairs, some fine old China and Glass Ware, fine Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Window Hanxings, Fine Bed- ding, together with many other articles that cannot be CATALOGUE SALE Valises, Silver and. Tag ara en head Canes, Sewing esa ing, etabracing Ladiey" parel, will be sold at Suplic soctien et LARGE COLLECTION be: | PPAST SEVEN OCLOCR BME, Y and FRIDAY, the TWENTY-EIGHT! HUE AAGARe ae SO AE eee S, BENSINGER, Auctioncer. je SPECIAL SALE. Will be sold at the Bazaar, 40. SATURDAY, APRIL THIRT! AL, a large cbnsignitent of new aud second-hand riages, Buwwies, Phactons, Wagons, &C., 0OD~ fre, penr dump’ Seat Carriaies, ° three ctorias in good onder, one Extension-top Surrey, one second-hand do., one one second-hand -do., one docto new ‘Top Bugxi reral second-hand B Rites, rresa, Delivery and otner ‘8. BENSINGE! the duty than ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STANDARD BOOKS, of tobacco wi In Every Department of Literature, FINELY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, THE POETS, Ero, In Elegant Bindingy, SEVERAL PRIVATE LIBRARIES, TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, Washington, D. C., MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURS- DAY EVENINGS, APRIL TWENTY-FIFTH, TWENTY-SIXTH, TWEN- TY-SEVENTH, AND TWENTY-EIGHT, 1887, Commencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN istol_ from his satchel, 00d Tuakes sever This fine collection of goods has been removed tomy, suction rooms, 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, Will take place on WED- EVENTH, 1887, com- mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. The articles will be on view on Tuesday, April 26th, when catalogues will fe, after hesitat mots th the ball and she greeted bi ¢ hall she ad leasantly and invited him up stairs, They ‘lor and Wilmott came out of the adjoining bed-room, partially dressed, and sald: ; What are you doing here?* am here to get a retraction of those letters you wrote about me.” He an- of —., you know I never take He then went back in the Speaking as a true ernment, he must condemn the | AN INDIANA FARM HOUSE WRECKKD BY Waa making grants in ald of local taxation. priation of the sinking fund to what had been said by general criticisms of the NESDAY, APRIL TW PUBLte SALE OF HoRsES. Were rented by this lodge the lodge met there in Janu: funeral of an Odd Fellow in the District took place in October, 1828, the deceased being Mr. George the institution of this first lodge, several lodges hav- he could add not Mr, Gladstone, in wl Dudget he fully concurred. He speeches made by Mr. Goschen tn 11 of Mr. Gladstone's financial that “Mr. Goschen’s budget ir. Goschen sali ‘to consider the ob) stock for loans. We will sell at Public Sale, ON THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M, AT MAGRATH & KENNELLY’ ‘211 ELEVENTH ST. §. W., THIRTY HEAD OF SOUND YOUNG HORSES FROM MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA, THESE HORSES ARE DIREOT FROM THE CONTINUATION SALE. BY ORDER OF THE TAUN. PLATE COMPANY. CONSISTING MANTEL CLOCK: Zk: AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M, 3 K T 3 Sin loTH AND PA AVE. SALESHOO! ‘The well-known qualit “Hello; how are fas. Dowsr: iG, Auctioneer. The witness sat SPECIAL SALE OF A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF THE FINEST CUT-GLASS WARE, the organization grew been instituted in gro ‘ave been too rapid for the good of the order,for ‘a decline followed, and in 1831 and 1832 some of the members of reorganized in ‘swered: “You LIVERY STABLE, of the goods bo iruaratitecd, EE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. rpuomas DOWLE THE SCENE AT THE HOTEL and the entire ‘Witness noticed Turnbull speaking to Wilmott, And then looking at witness till witness became ‘Uneasy and started to leave the house, when Wile Mott sald: “Hold on; we are going out; we will walk down and see those le! fe way to his Toon, Drinks way to his room. were ordered, but the witness refused to drink after they came, as it was not what he ordered. He ‘then showed Wilmott a ietter (the Woods letter) to read; also another, Wilmott demanded the Woods leer. ‘The witness refused to are you going to do with itz” am going to sue you for libel,” the witness said, “You — of —, you won't livé todo it,” and made a motion to draw a stol. “I then drew my pist ‘and fred at Wil coming toward me, fired once at the room. “Wilmott and I then clinched and tus- seled together, he strugglit istol, Until we gol on Lhe rokeh and [left the room. 7 fired involuntarily during the struggle.” APTRE THE SHOOLING. The witness denied asking Wilmott at his house or in the room to signa bond, Nothing was sald about @ bond, and he denied having any kind of a After the last shot was fired the witness left the room and Went down stairs, Turnbull having gone first. He rushed into the street and went to the Metro} walked up to the clerk, stated that he was in danger and Wanted a room. The clérk showed hima small room near the office, and at the re- jest of the witness sent for an oificer. nied ever having been arrested before in his life except on the charge of desertion, and denied ever having a conversation with Harry Heiss, his brother-in-law, at bis office in Columbia, Pa, in which he threatened to take Wilmott's Ii, ——_—_—_ Advice to Candidates for the Ministry. ‘The great scandal involving the Rev. Mr. Goodell, the Methodist clergyman of Providence, led Bishop Fowler to give the candidates for the ministry in the New England Southern Conference, at Fall River, Mass, Saturday, this advice regarding pas- closed ap. some Lodge, the origin: 1833, and founded cat in Washington Library Hi: Pennsylvania avenue. FRUIT AND CARE DISHES, ODOR BOTTLES, WITH COIN SILVER TOPS; CHAMPAGNE SETS, CEL- ERY GLASSES, JUGS AND PITCHERS, CREAM AND SUGAR BOWLS, FLOWER GLOBES, &c., &c. On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1887, commencing ‘at TWELVE O'CLOCK, st my Auction Rooms, Ishall sell this fine collection of goods. ‘The above goods will be sold immediately after the Olive Logan collection. CTION SALE OF FIVE BRICK HOUSES. ‘On FRIDAY, APRIL TWE -PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. sa ‘3 southeast. ‘These houses are weli built with six rooms each, and are numbered street, between 2th and 13th sircets, They arc well adapted as homes (or persons of moderate means or as an investmout for capitalists. “One hundred dollars on each house at TLS manor, 51 on 11th Street, below After this the anti-Ma- sonic excitement retarded the growth of the order for a time, but pros; -bett was the first, representative of the District in the Grand Ladge in 1829. Georgetown Lédge, became Grand Sire of the order in Auerica in i833. The late Capt. father of Col. W. G. Moore, and the iate F. D, Stu art, of thiscity, also filled ‘the office of Grand Sire. Central and Washington few years in the Library building, moved to a hall on C street, between 43¢ an About 1839 these lodges movéd to the old Circult Court room in the court-house building, where they remained until the new hall, on 7th’ street, was completed, in 1846. Many new lodges were about this time. ‘he Encampinent branch of Odd Fellowship was made a distinctive branch of the order in 1827. ‘One June 7, 1833, application Was made for a char- ter for an‘Encafopment here, to be known as Co- lumpia, No. 1, and it was issued. The Encampment was instituted in the hall on C and 6th, January 6, 1834, and met in that hall un- Ul Septemper, 1840, when it moved to the court- house. Other Encampments followed in later Years, this branch of the order and baving Included in its memt ‘tinguished cltizena, A Dusky Visitor at the White House. HE HAIS"FROM SAN DOMINGO—NOT TO BE POOLED BY WASHINGTON SHARPERS. One of the most interested visitors at the White House yesterday was a colored boy about twenty years old, whose appearance did not distinguish him from the thousands of colored boys roaming about the Capital, Theattention of several per- sons, however, was attracted to him by the pecu- larity of his way of speaking, in asking questions about the different things iB sounded Uke a cross between the of John Chinaman and broken Spanish accent. A few questions served’ to bring out his story. He is a native of San Domingo. He saved up a little money and worked his passage to Baltimore ona schooner loaded with guano, He pose to see Washington, fllghted with everything he saw, 1 he came on has gone back until ‘the’ next trip. Oe Cnet: Be HL wok MMs way. people want to get work, he re- plied with an air of confidence that when a man ‘Was really anxious to work he generally found something todo. He saw lots of people here, he ‘sald, Just the same as in his country, who were und looking for Work and ‘ume that they wouldn't ING, Auctioneer. faith to tee and the three erity soon returned. farc was reached CTION OF VER’ "EMRACING. WALNUT M. T. CHAMBER "FUR! SUITES AND SEPARATE Q WIRE SPRING WINDOW HANGI IANDSOME WAL? Among them are some fine drivers and work-horses. We will also sell somecheap horses, suitable for bust- Serta cee knew that the red 8, LACE AND CRE- All stock guaranteed as represented or money re- funded, Sales every Thureday. ‘JAS. W. HAHN, Salesman. D. W. MAGRATH & 00., Auctioneers. ock gold on commission and prompt returns made. NOT WATEH COOLER, MIRROE-BACK HALL STAND, BRUS- i) THREE-PLY CARPETS, HEN Vilmott asked, On. FDL MORNING, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, 188/ at TEN c O.CLOCK, at ‘eaidenioe, No 1 1348 street tack upon Mr. Goschen’s shall sell a. very ex- the government to modify its loc: yusebold Ertect 25-40 and probably its duty, but it Is bel tl,” eald. the withens, mote ‘twice. I saw Turnbull Telative to tue tobaccs ved that the main features of the sinking-fund and income-tax reductions will IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE ROVED LOT FRO! i M STREET, BETWEEN BE! XN NAL STREETS ZAST, OPPOSIT! ED STATES NAVY YARD. irtue of a decree of the 8uy strict of Columbia, passod in equity cause O88 (The Central al.) I will offer for sale at rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. FLOWERS FROM J. R. FREEMAN'S NURSERY AT CHOICE ROS! AND ‘BEDDIN APRIL TWENTY- BLE UNIM- NORTH SIDE the time to get his when my hold was ww Fam at a Fire. St. Augustine Correspondence Boston Transcript. Filocks of birds, roused from their sleepin old, palm-shadowed gardeng, are circling all night through the clouds of smoke and the rain of sparks and soot. ASI raise my head the better to watch a om < much | pleasantly afternoon that tno chagrin in the region of aay osalp, whieh ood tebpercaniy | Se the selection of the Bailey. Bauks & Bradie apparently | TS, &c. On THUMSDAY MORNIN EIGHTH, 1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK at my 1 shail sell a choice lot of the above pl J) EXCANSON BROS., Auctione TO WHOMIT May CON LOT HOUSEHOLD NAME OF MES. THOMAS LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STORED NAME OF J.J, MARTIN, AT AUCTION, ¥ MORNING, APRIL TWENTY- il sell, at our ware- jenue Dorthwoat, {OF For particulars, 9 WEEKS & CO., Aucta, Se- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac- WEDNESDAY, MACGILL & HARDT. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EGE TQ OCCUPY AND USE DURING ATIONAL DRILL ia mabe auction 1 on SATURDAY the SEVENTH a 1X O'CLOCK P. M. reel of ground situated in Washington City in said ‘and being, Lot > in ‘very popular, N, TO PAY STORAG! TURE STORED 1 ide, and bounded on the west by an- "A very desirable Joe {oF the street on whic ates Navy Yard being immediately: »Pposite. Aerms of sale: One-fourth cagh on the day of sale, or ‘8 thereafter, the residue in four equal six, twelve, eighteen and twenty: deen lifted off bodily, Ibegin to regret my recent | Sh4‘pompletencss ¢ judgment of the Apaches cover that a smoky indivi me in the press, is offering me my own hat, the rim of which tsina light blaze, kindle you up, and thought you wouldn't like to good-natured explanation. I mingle with my thanks a tart suggestion that be ving a lady’s hat it is weil to remove the hat-pin; but the crowd moves us apart, and I fear neyo bean as ‘struggle on, fragmen’ ve hear, as we on, sonal experience, droll or thrilling, related’ by | move which partakes of the nature of a boycots many a “wandering voice.” ‘thing this morning, other alley 15. fee purposes, the car SECTION OF EIGHTH, at TEN TH STREETS rooms, NO, 456 Pennaylvania ‘Account of whom it may concern, to pay storage, LOT HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Stored in the above names. All partics ititerested will WM. A. YOUNG & BRO. J) UXCANSON BROS, Auctioncors. ND CLOSING SALE OF THE BAL- ANCE OF STUCK OF CARRIAGES, AT THE RE- POSITORY OF WM. A. YOUNG & RO. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PRISING EXTENSION TOP PHAE’ Ds, NO-TOP AND DEPOT WAGONS, WAGONS, ETC, ETC, THURSDAY” MOK EIGHTH, commencing at TEN at the above repository the balance of stock for at previous sale. NCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, IHANCERY SALE OF SITUATED ON M STREET. HIG AND River Railroad ND FIFTEEN Pat PUBLIC ACCT On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M, in front of the prem: tO use and occupy from 1887, lot 10. in square feet. TI within soven di installments, at months from the romissory notes therefor, bewrins y of sale at six per centum per annum, or all cash, at hiselection. ‘The title to be retained until the whole Purchase money and interest is paid. purchaser to comply with terms [ reserve the right to Fppell at hia riak oF coat, $100 4 of bid. Conveyancing and. recor JAMES S. EDWARDS, 412 th’street n.w. burn!” he says, in 228, containing at is admirably situated for most any pur frontaxe on the three principal streets Drill Grounds, Camp and Panoram Situation is just. the thing. ‘Terms cash. ‘The Columbia Athleciec Club. ig interest from the nd for size and | PEREMPTORY Al jOMAS DOWLING, sit on acceptance “Saw Such a funny "One Says; “a man was along, With a bucket of water, and putting the sParks that fell on the sidewalk; about a tea- stopping to velore ‘he weat ou tone thought he was saving the eS rreneh, with & JD UNCANSON BRON. Auctioneers 'STEE'S SALE OF TWO BRICK D’ By virtue ofadeed of trast duly ii tue ofadeed of trust Xo. 1.05.5 folio 403 ofthe District of Colunbas’ Las surviv ‘will sell at public suction on FRIDA’ OF APRIL, A_-D.1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. Preinises, the foliowing-described real estate of Washington, District of Colum Hho certain piecte oF and premises known eae the south halfof lot numbered twenty-two (2?) all of lot numbered twenty-one (21), in and Hughes subdivision of nquare niutubered two htm dred and thirty-four (234), together with all the ease- ments, hereditaments, aud’ appurtenances to the same, beiongin or in any wise appertaining The improvements coumst of two Brick Dwellings, Nos. 2205 and 2207 14th st. n. w., bei and basement bricks, with two-story back-buildines Rodern conveniences. ‘Terms: One-third cash, balancein equalinstallments at ope and two years’ notes to bear 6 percent interest payable semi-annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold, or all cash at the option of the parchasers: conveyancing, &c. Adeposit of $100: ‘Terms to be compl surviving [raster reserves Sug cont of the, detaalttan ‘BOtice of such rescil'in soine’ wewspaper fished in ‘Washington, D. C. . C. ROBERT E. BRADLEY, ‘Surviving Trustee. §2~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- count of the inclemency of the NESDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH Dat A.D. 1887, at same hour: Doxcanson Spoonful of water to a ‘APRIL | TWENTY- ‘watch each one — ‘9th and D sts. nw. Y CATALOGUE SALE OF A ‘OF 8: "AR D POETRY. BEING BY MOST CELEBRAT!D WRITERS 8, HISTO! (OST OF THI 'IFULLY AND PROFUSELY ILLUSTHATED. ALSO, ONE BOOKCASE. ONE CASE OF CURIOSITIES, MINERALS, &6. THE WHOLE BEING ‘A DECEASED GENTLEMAN, AND BEING SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, AT AUCTION. NING, APRIL TWENTY-NIN’ SEVEN O'CLOCK, we will choice collection of Library Furuiture. as mentioned above, to which special attention is invited. Catalogue and books on exhibition Thursday, April 28, at 8 p.m v DUNCANSON BROS., F[t0mas DowLina, 4 DESSIRABLE IMPROVE! orded an the & ena, one of the landers and ‘he’ waa social” Hemetnber that an trouble. You business, not ‘save you from into the homes of your the minisiers and taking characters with you, Rather die than come out I hope you are married. You ought to be. Never have a relation that you Would be ashamed to tell your wife of. Keep that in mind and you will never have a select confer- ence sitting on your case. So conduct yourself man in your parish will be glad to have whether he is at home or not.” oe Progress of the Crimes Bill. ‘The Salisbury government calculates that a diviston on the motion to go into committee on the coercion bill be taken on Friday and result in the but the ministerialists admit that in committee they must be ready to accept large amendments, or their majority may break ments are belng made to hold a mass Victoria Park on May 21, to protest against the crimes bill. ‘The meeting largest ever held in the park. constables who have recently resigned will sail for America on Wednt ‘The Schmacbeles Affair. THE POPE OFPERS 10 MEDIATE BETWEEN FRANCE ‘AND GERMANY, The pope has sent confidential notes tothe French and German governments, offering to act a5 mediator in the Schnaebeles affair. La France, of Paris, says that telegrams sent to St. Peters- burg reparding the Schnacbeles affair have been stopped en route at Berlin by order of Prussia, Edicts have been issued in Alsace-Lorraine dis- solving the Choral Society of Hatzenthal, and a society of students called “Sundgovid,” which Was hostile to Germany. and Challly-Eunery have been deprived of their functions. Herr Boutitio the Moselie Moniteur, has’ unsold and not cal ae BUS CHOICE COLLE BOOKS, IN PROSE AN) 3. “C—— told me something absurd, another direction. “He was hurrying down stairs, at the St Augustine, when he caine across a stout old gentleman bumping down an immensely heavy true from stair lo stair, and waiting between ‘every bump. “For heaven's sake, will some one go room —and save my brother: that he would take ci gested that the old the minor matter of rescuing his relative.” Lady Cook Once Tennie C. Claflin. London Correspondent N. ¥. World. Isaw yesterday Lady Cook, formerly Tennie C, Ciafiin, of New York. I had never seen her Thad always imagined that she wasa dashing- looking woman, with at least.a suspicion of bright- | tion.” ness and vivacity in her face to account for the tremendous notoriety socured by her when she and intends _re- 1 TRAVELS AND BEING BEAU- situate in the cit with soiled garments. 3 told how many’ By virtue of s decree, passed on the 18th day of, January, 1887, in the cause of fe Schaeter, in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, num! z 1 on FRIDAY, MAY SIXTH, Tio iter sk uals eal, i front of the nromises, the Lot numbered eight (6), in B. 6. Lngersoll's lots in squares num thirty-nine (139), said lot having » front of (20) feet on M stroct and running north and six (106) feet to a public ‘Terms of yale, as prescribed cash; balance in sale; the notes of able semi-annually, and. sec roperty sold. or all cash, at the option of the pur- ager. A deposit of one hundred dollars will red on the purchase at the time of sale. If terms of sale are not complied with within ten day’ therrasice reserves the Fight to resell at the risk and coat of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing ut purchaser's cost. HL RANDALL WEBB, Trustes, DUNCANSON INDER DESK, ONE hall PRIVATE 1 t FIVE O'CLOCK AND 1" C— told of the trunk, and ng attend it. Such peo- sald, Were put into the army a8 soon as thelr tricks Were learned. of the colored people here took him for a fool, and ‘ried to get his money from him by inducing him to play policy and “shoot crap,” but he wouldn't At home be worked at gatheri bananas, and bis wages were $1.10 per day, witl ay, aS the law compels employers to pay His philosophical views about ‘nd things volced in his strange sing song Ampossibie to imitate, interested a number of list eners, who came to the conclusion that he knew enough to get home when he wanted to do 80, ee St. Mark’s Friendly League. ‘Yesterday was what is known in the Episcopal calendar as the festival of St. Mark the Evangelist, In addition to the customary religious services of the church the day was commemorated at st. John’s by an assemblage of the several branches of “St. Mark's Friendly League” of the District in the afternoon, The object of the leagues to arouse and develop the sympathies and practical benevo- lence of the younger members of parishes in the poorer and Weaker missionary fields, and by sys- tematic and concerted effort to accompush greatest amount of good. ‘The league in this Dis- Uriet was started at St. John’s by Dr. Leonard four ago, since which it has spread into On FRIDAY EV 1887, at HALF-PAS within our Anction Rooms, the y decrve’ One-third ng and. two yeare from the day of yurchaper tobe ivan for the do- ‘cent in 4 ‘bya deod of traston betore, | Uese twenty-two papers former majority; ° 9 Purchaser's cost. uses thine of «1 ten days, otherwise the rit to resell vurchaser after LOT ON NORTHWEST NEK OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL KKET STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C, On MONDAY, SECOND MAY, 1887, at FIVE, of Lat 7 in O1d oseestoe ont eongetown, ide of Market street b3 improved by small it of $100 will be ing and convevancing a LEY Real Estate Broker, 1319 F st. n.w. THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. EEKS & CO., Auct sell a par of Lo! 55 feet on the we: 108 5th st. nw. 27 feet on C. and O. Canal, houses, now under rent, ‘Terms cash. A de} 3 = 5ON ERT e, BRADLEY, ia, INSURANCE AN vo show gray. She J)ENCANSON BHO. Ai ‘TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FINE BUILDING LOTS TH STREET, BETWEEN B AND CSTREETS MAY THIRD, O¥ LOTS NUMBERED THREE (3) AND FOUR (4) AND PART OF LOT FIVE (5), 1 HUNDRED AND WASHINGTON, far tho most valuable unim- in the city, fronting 100 feet| on 9th street west and 100 fect on D street north, will be gold as a whole and will carry the material‘now CRDAY, TWENTY-THIRD APRIL, FIVE O'CLOCK F, M., we will offer for sale, ib trontot ‘the premiges. the above mnen ianed property. gto bear Ger cout mnterent payshia notes te Der cent interes! 3 iy. and to be secured by deed. ty, orall cash at 50 regained ‘with in 30 day resell at risk and cost o was a square, most Puritani Her husband is worth several Uon that Lady Cook occu; tive one now upon ail social questions where she used to provoke so much discussion and Her sister, ee pee is —Ar~4 ried to an equally man, Who ts a cousin: e resent prime minister, Lord Salisbury. Cook's husband 18 a knight of recent creation. Was given to him on account of ———_+er+____. A Drawn Battle. From the Detroit Free Press. “In the last days of March two wind-mill agents called on a Wayne County farmer at the same Ume, and under the circumstances each felt it in- cumbent on him to do his level best to make a sale. One talked, and then the other talked, and then both talked at once, and each talked so well ‘that the farmer could not make up his mind which ae ee aT oboniy “one: way too, You are | his beast so that he could not dismount in case ot ay brown, Lied in ‘Of knots under her angular NORTHEAST. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we wil premises, Lots 45, 46, 47,48 and 49, in Square 917. ‘This property is near East Capitol street and Massa- chusetta avenue. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years’ bear 6 per cent’ interest, payable semi-annu- by deed of trust on property, or all Adeposit of $1000n Conveyancing, &e., at CIGARS. ASSORTED, CROWN'S TI SWING, KID TAPE, VAKIETY AND. WN BRANDS, IN LOTS TO AUCTION, WITHIN OUR IL TWENTY- ERED FOUR Tk tiie Cre OF 1 ies 18 @ most conserva- COLUMB OTHER WELL-KNO' SAL ~ BEVENIID TEN AME ‘The mayors of Rhinau VV BERS & CO, Ancta TWENTY-FIVE BOXES LAUNDRY, OLEINE AND PS, TWENTY CASES WORCESTER. AT AUCTION, WITHIN OUR : ¥, APRIL TWENEY. ra breek, Ep! Paul's St. Luke's, 8t. Andrew's, and Incarnation. ‘There were thirvéen clergymen in the chancel dur- ing the services yesterday, the Rev. Messrs. Bar- ker, Eliott, Giesy, Harding, Leonard, McCabe, Mc- Phillips, Pyne, Steele, Townsend, and he religious exercises were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Leonard, rector of St. John Rev. Dr. Townsend, rector of the Incarnation, the Kev. Mr. Harding, rector of St. Paul’s, te an- read by the Rev. Dr. Eillott, rec- tor of Ascension. ‘The officers of the Washington branch are:. Rev, Jno. H. Elliott, president; Miss Mary Lockwood, organizing secretary, corresponding secretary; Miss &. D. Seag- ; e annual report showed that by missionary boxes and other means the members Of the league had collected the sum Of $3,600. poteeaiobakats ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Geo, Mason to Jas, H. Caton, pt. 1, Sq. 982; $350. Julius Lansburgh to T. W. Smith, lots 9 and 10; 8q. 812; $3,688.52. RH. Edelin to C. W. Balwin, $100. G.E. Hamilton to same, do.; g—. A. Hyde, trustee, t6 Susanna E. Moran, pt. 10, 8q. 393; $055.60. J.T. Arms to J. 8. Gaines, p Limstrong’ to Metta ElchStadt, pts. 6 and 7, sq. 341; $4,250. RB. Warder to W. H. Payne, lot 14, 8q. 52; $10,000. Payson Burrett’ to B. Beale, sub lots 30 and #2, sq. 17: ‘Mary Brown, sub'14, ‘his success in eaeh'iot at time of sale. Terma: 3 cash, chaser's cost, terms to be complied with in ten otherwise triistees reserve the Fight to re-sell at | and cost of defaulting purchaser after fi 4 of such re-sale, in some newspaper published in Wash- wucal Peuncmy, swenography aid Type Wnt | ogo os Lay Mr. Blaine and Mr. Halstead. It 1s expected that Mr. Blaine will leave Chicago for the East to-day. It is stated that he will go di- Tectly to his home in Augusta, Me, and that *sn June25, he will sail for Europe. Murat Halstead, of the Cincinnati! Commereial-Gazette, arrived at the Grand Pacific Hotel yestenfay, and was as- signed a room next to Mr. Blaine,” A press dis- eral belief he bas come’ to. talk over’ Presidestial matters with the man from Maine, Blaine and Mr. Halstead refused to be interviewed to-day on this or any other matter, ‘The Virginia Bond Question, WHAT SIR EDWARD THORNTON SAYS. ‘The New York Herald quotes Sir Edward Thorne ton, who arrived in that city Sunday, assaying that he has hope of bringing his mission, which 1s to effect a settlement between the State of Virginia and the foreign bondholders, to a satisfactory close, When asked by the Herald's representative whether the English bondholders would be con- tented to accept the terms berger bill, Sir Edward Thornton replied: “No, I do not think any of the foreign bondholders will accept this proposition, and I am certain that none have accepted it thus far. It contemplated the Payment of three per cent interest for twenty Years and four per cent afterward. The fact 13, Though, that the refusal to accept the cou} Payment of taxes after the agreement of Uhe fatlure to pay any interest at all destroyed the value of the bonds, the credit of the State. "I am not rse, the length of my’ stay" will co e le! my upon the success my negotiations meet with.” — see New York’s Warring Senators. GOV. HILL'S MESSAGE LAID ON THE TABLE. ‘The republicans in the New York State senate yesterday continued their fight on Gov. Hill's nominations. Gov, Hill’s private secretary, Col.’ MS, SEVENTH, TEN AM. G20. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 F atrect. PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE NO. 1111 C STREET NORTHWEST. On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., Twill ines, part of Lot “2, 9a at the southwest corner of sai the east line of an alley 100 fect; thenee cast 19 fect: thence south 70 feet; thence eust 3 feot: thence south 80 feet to C street: thence ‘west along the line © streot 16 feet to place of ‘Terms at time o ve days" notice otherwise right reserved to lefaulting purchaser after 5 uotice of such resale in some newspaper jaahington, Conveyancing, &c., DUNCANSON Bi Aucts, ‘9th and dD tw~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON AC- gount_of the weather, ‘until THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1987, at sane hour and place. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucia, MAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. F VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, INAFTER DESCRIBED. of adecree of the Supreme Court of, trict of Columbis passed in Equity cause of Lucinda Trimble et al. vs. Edar T-ds al, No, 10,182, Equity, the ‘undersigned, lon, in front of each premises, it: DAY OF MAY, 2dkds JAMES F. FPuomas EZ WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. ‘TSUSTEES' 5. ‘STORE, UHAI 14} Trustees, nual report being i front of the prem: nning for the wale lente north slong BRICK DWELLIN o. S14 1 STREET NORTHWEST: By virtue of s deel of trust duly recorded in, et seq, of the land! Liber No. 905. follo records of the District of of party thereby secured, we will sell at pi in front of the jrremus NEXT, at QUARTER. tafe Quo, W. STICKNEY, "ou MONDAY, MAY SECO . De cones "AST FIVE O'CLOCK P. SM. Lot 14. in Webb and Bradley's recorded subdivision of balance in three equal in- staliments in 6, 12. and 18 months, for which hotes of ‘and bearing interest from Deposit of $100 will be req terms must be compl property will be rps. E. WAGGA! CHANCERY SALE 0) ‘AS HEREL! JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. EREMPTORY | SALE, _OF VALUABLE, PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. I will sell the following-described real estate in, front of the respective ‘auce of an estate) DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1887, commencing at HALF iT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M: FIRST. Sub-lote fity-three (53), fifty-four (54), 56), fronting on M stree square 528, with the im] Terms: One-third cas ‘of trust on pro} ‘without ired at thne of fale, and ve from als OF mms in front Of subs 132 and 1: noe wes rent ee, THE FOURTH Yes PAST. FOUR O'CLOCK P. [eet and Sis nchos frout ‘on Buh att ae ‘streets, by |. 99; $3,700. CM. fifty-five (55), and fifty: tween Ist street and New Yor! re five hundred and fi wen (37) and thirty-nine (30), from hundred and seventy SHE cee ak SUR eng pay eye juare cixht Eundred and thirt; Sub-lots twenty-five (2. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN. Auct FPuOMAS DOWLING, auctioneee ‘VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE REIGHTS OF ‘(OW OCCUPIED BY W. k By virtue of «deed of trust, dated + also recorded in Liber blic sale on TUESDAY, THT 7, at the hour of FIVE O°CLUCK Parcels euue northwest, in fand 1 inch: with im- ‘of frame houne. MEDIATELY AFTER of Lot one (1), in sqi southeast corner of said Lot: ‘Lot, on Sth street posed by the Riddle- Sani ae f aoe 4 rN 524; 9,: a GERBGETONS Dc, ABOVE ; Taio 18 and 18 bie 23, Columbia Heights; $11,459.70. J. G. Craig- head toT. J. Flack, 104, bilag Addison to E. M. Darneille, a $19,000. 8. F. Merrill to J. Addison, same prop- erty 8,000. treets northeast, in square seven MINI AFTER FIVE have been many more scandals of this character lately than have ever got into the columns of the daily press. There is something delightfully. morbid about reversing one’s sex. And there are tew delight morbid to which the tromen ofan fresco ha ‘shows how fast, records of the District of! VE O'CLOCK P.M., the bs (26), and twenty iab-lote twenty sient cos ceweon, Sd and 4th streets juare seven hundred and eight on THURSDAY, FIFTH DAY OF ‘commencing at PAST FOUR AY OF MAY, 11 ag and being im Georgetown,” District Iots "numbered. forty-two and two ‘atapointon the east side of High strect en feet and eight inches. measured of thence north twenty-three de- caren thre sdapey el aan bt seven and a half feet; thence rh street north fift and forty-four feet forty feet; thence with the randy “unt drawn at right angles to Hizh street from the place of will intersect the same: thence with the last-menticned line reversed to the place of ap9,11,12,13,26,27 Colonel Corps of Eng’rs. | Withall the building and improvement Jcpomenr AGatNsr THE Disraict.—In the Court of Clalms yesterday, judgment for $6,000 was iven to W. C. Murdock in his suit against the Dis- rict of Columbia to recover balance due on a con- tract with the late Board of Public Works. ae ‘The Courts. Equrry Court—Judge ‘esterday, Starr agt. Treackle; sale ratified nisi. Hill agt. Crogan; final decree, Harris subposna duces’ tecum ordered to issue, Abra hams agt. Abrahams; sales ratified and cause re- ferred to auditor, Covar m GEnenat Tama, ‘Yesterday, McDonald agt. Littlefield; order re- leasing estate from tax lien, District of Columbia ‘gt. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. mation quashed. Dunn & Co. agt. Gatto; Delow reversed. a Coal Shipments by the C. & 0. Canal, Cumberland, Md., Special to the Baltimore Sun. Local business 1s looking up a little, and there are those who believe the canal will still have a nine (28), thirty (; sale, will sell part of aqi poston \natrect east 111 feet the northwest ‘corner. of south 25 fect, thence east 78 fe Partof lot Tn sald'aquare! withthe sefeon, consisting of s brick ‘ON THE SAME DAY, menciny for the 5 a FIRST. Lots fifteen (15) and sixteen on 12th street east, between G@ and] streets juare one thousand and twent COND. AT FIVE O'CLOC! (2), fronting on D street, between ‘stone, thence north half north thirty-two aright augle to fine of the Bank's ine of ths corner of the Bark back line of the Bauk’s lot ‘EEN MINUTES PAST FIVE ix (26), twenty- twenty-nine (2 arn porthesst, in square RI'Y-FIVE O'CLOCK P.M. ty (20) teat of sub lot ruses ave ‘square one thousand fronts ng thotgia aid tty 1 SOUNTH. AT FIVE house. ‘AND IMMEDIA‘ geil part of low 6 and * ABOVE SALE will ing for the same 115 feet from the north; juare 881, commenc- Lt th street east, in e i fy i i F E i | é i i i L i ! i nes PEs watate Brokers, 1301 F st. 2.w. * NERY BESTA EPID, AST 2, t : Regrice Gacetie im haltpound dus by JAMES EPPS & CO. Homaopathic Chemists, H) f i water ormilk. Sold only ‘thus: # i i i i f il F f it ait Hs i d | i Sth ste dalerbane cul Sophos ree TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR. ‘Was He Napoleon's Marshal. PRYEICLAMS ABOUT TO INVESTIGATE 4 OLD NORTE ‘CABOLINA ROMANCE. Raueiom, N. C., April 26.—Several prominent physicians of the Salisbury section have decided to exbume the remains of Peter ing lm pend rave at Third Creek, Rowan Counts, for the pur. pat ascertaining Whether they are those of the s Marshal Ney, of France, Who commanded the Old Guard at Waterloo. Of all the romances which have had their inception tn North Carolina ‘Ubls ts One of the greatest, In 1816 Ney appar fn this State. (He was a singular man abd from he first attracted tion, although he used all ble means to avoid publicity. He (aught school in Iredell and Rowan Counties, and =| among “his pupils were men who afterward became prominent. Certain facts were ascercained about this singular man which forever fixed the belief that he was really Marshal Ney upon the minds of his pupils, For years the matter has becg, of the Wisconsin Historical Society, has taken deep interest in the matter, and in the past two years & gre ten on the subject, ‘The rdeu of proof is that Peter S. Ney, the North eons De Joved and gallant marshal. At the special request’ of Dr. Draper some of the most prominent phys clans of Salisbury have agreed to exhume the body, May 3, and to make a careful examination of the skull. “Marshal N ys skull was trephined, and Af this skull 1s found to have been similarcy Ope rated upon it will be practically conclusive proot, Great interest ts felt in the matter, Quite a num ber of Ney’s pupils are now alive, One Hundred and Thirteen Years Old. day at the residence of her son-in-law, The ‘of the | Woman was born in Williamson County, Ten= country, and it was made when the country was | hessee, iu slavery, one hundred and Uuirteen years Decoming richer than ever before, Lord Randolph Churchill praised the “welghty remarks” of Mr. Gladstone. ago next month. saan ioe, A Little Private Cyclone, SEEMED TO BE A “BALL OP WIND.” EVANSVILLE, IND, April 26.—A strange and Startling phenomenon occurred yesterday morm ing on the farm of Mr. Lemuel Stansberry, on the “Island” above the city. About 11 o'clock a small and Intensely black clond suddenly appeared from quashed all his | the west and swept rapidly across the island unt 1d as to local Joans, he promised directly over the residence of Mr. Stansberry, when itexploded with a terrible force, and what ap. ctions to the issuing Of new | peared to be a ball of wind attacked the house 1th reference to the tobacco du- Ues, he defended the reduction of the duty on the ground that the increase had not answered checked consumption, Ww! with terrific fury, blowing off the root, tearing Out one wection of the house and hat VOR Leaving the house, it down the ite te | Exstern Fence and then died away, ‘Tuer Wan he fatled to bring the anticipated revenue. He was | rainfallor lightning with the cioud-burst. ‘The confident that in a few years the loss arising from | famtly of Mr. were preparing dinner the current year’s reduction would be recovered. ‘Mr. Cremer (Tadical) asked Mr. Goschen if he | ened outof their senses. “This was the jon of the duty omtobacco ‘Would throw out of employment several thousand in the tobacco trade in London. Mr. replied that he bad that subject with delegates from the workmen 1 After further discussion the budget resolutions | cent solid silver set, comprising everything used for agreed Ivis generally thought that Mr. Gladstone's at- fon Mr. Gosche financial plans will erase When the wreck occurred, and were near! 4 ‘age reported in the vicinity, and ts inexplicable, The Carnegic Wedding Silver. New Yok, April 26.—Great remark has been excited here over the discovery that the magnifi- ‘dinner, dessert and tea or breakfast service, which was presented to Mr. Andrew Carnegic™ bride by the business partners leman, Was ‘and fnanutactured by Bailey, Banks & ‘Bi of Philadelphia, It ires that the donors only gave the order after a exam- ination of choicest goods of all the 4 ‘silversmiths, their purpose being toobtain the without regard to expense, ‘the result ts con- ‘si tered a great triumph for Philadelphia taste and enterprise, From the number of pleces—upward of 200— Several of the New Saf anounced them as two seta, though in reality there is but one. A minent gentieinan in the trade bere, who was self one of the unsuccessful c tors, stated as it so far, outstripped the 6thers both in beau ‘at There could be no question: ®, | a8 Lo the good taste of the purchasers, poms “Of the Nature of a Boycott.” DISCRIMINATING BETWREN LABOR ORGANS. The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph publishes @ long article, in which itis stated that war has been declared by the general officers of the Knightsof Labor upon all who are not in accord with the present administration, It says: “A has been declared by the Powderly administra | don upon a large number of the labor | throughout the country. The last issue of the Journal of United Labor gives official notification of this move against all labor papers that have not vorof the present general oMficers, The Journal is recoguized as the official organ of the Knights of Labor. Its contents are only published for the benefit of the members ot the order, andare guarded as carefully from the outside world as even Powderiy’s secret circular, A Copy of the last issue, however, was seen Lo-day. It pretaces a lst of twenty-two labor papers, dis= tribuved in different parts of the countey, Rs Tole lows: “This list of labor papers we take pleasure in recommending. We will add to the list as occie sion may warrant.’ The publication of this ane nouncement ts occasioning intense indiguauom Ubroughout the country. OF 500 labor journald throughout the country but twent Tecominended by the general ofivers of Ui of Labor to the members of the orde Powderly adsninisiration, The lst 1s to be the creased a8 each paper indorses the administras ——----- coe ‘atil He Proves Himself ENGLISH TOKIES WILL HOLD MX. PARNELL GUILTY OP THE PHEENIX-PARK LETTER. Inthe house of commons, last evening, Mr. Sexe ton asked the Hon. Wm. St. John Fremantle Brod. erick (conservative), member for the Guildford division of Surrey, whether In a recent speech he had spoken of the Tires’ “forgery” as Mr. Parnell'e letter. Mr, Broderick answered: “Yes. Inaddress. r meeting on this subject I will not mince absence of any action In a court of law to the statement. 11s a popular designation to call the levier ‘Mr. Parnell’s letter.’ The justice of 16 can be left to the house and country.”” [Couservas tive cheers} Mr. Sexton asked whether, in view of the tact that Mr. Parnell had described the document, ag villainous and barerace > MI was nol committing a breach of pri in 80 describing the ictter, inasinuch as {t was. a deliberate falsehood to Mr. Parnell. Speaker Peel replied that the remarks of Mr, Broderick did not refer to anything done by Mr. Parnell in the house, and, therefore, the matter did not come within’ the definition of breach of privilege. It 4s reported in the lobbies of parliament that the law ‘officers of the crown have advised the Wernipent that there is ho reason Why the pri- Site depositions of crown withesses in Ube Pheu Park murder Urials and other famous Irish cases. should not be laid upon the Uable in Ube house of commons, ———_—9>_—____ ‘The horseback rider who Should strap himself te the horse's falling or rolling, or other accident, Would be considered foolhardy,’ but men and womes Will sit in a venicle which is securely hitched to a ‘agreed, and in a few minutes were | horse, and, if the animal runs away, remain in it bard avit. ‘They upset the fanning-mill, smashed granary G00c, brake the bind spring of cam family carriage, 2 tened a young’ Sus ad they thrgshed arcund, and a4 the'ufvernoon waned and the sun beg: elther man giving in, the ing on the hay-mow for “Gentlemen, the referee hope of cont iuptil it is dangerous i jes tocar an net : ‘apparatus, Which can easily be imagined, for detaching the shafts or from & carriage and freeing the vehicle, ‘all danger remove juman life and limb, and allow the fractious Stumal to continue its toad. Carver: without tame i é ! i i i HI ial He i sibleyi a ies states grand jury in St. Louls will vo-day ve not attained. ‘Notb- | ab Indictuinent against, the following rae : fest Virgina; F. W. Screven, Georgia, andJ. J. The feature of the proveedings address of Col. C. 8. Hill, secretary ational can bani suse and ween can marine, its Causes Hoxurstz Revo.ven Taacrpy.—Mrs. Chris. yaa oe ‘lies east of Terre Tiatte thas sen eile there fooled with a revolver. ‘The wes: child was born dead with a buliet-bole ite boed. “The mother is 4ying. Aworngs Pax-Haxpix THIEY AuREerED.—Prank ex-brakemaD Of the See i i th it hi SS ve Po pe etree Ht li